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by kapitalx 16y ago
They are are really really rich now.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Maybe another potential use could be fingerprinting/copyright content detection.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
"Fame-Hungry, Media-Manipulating Hypocrite" is a quote from Paul Carr in the TC article itself. The title of this post is a play on that quote and IMHO a very clever one.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Unfortunately Incognito mode on the browser gets me right back in.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Nvidia's Tegra is closer to what you're thinking. Tegra has cpu and gpu on one chip.
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Torrentz Dumps .COM Moves to .EU(torrentfreak.com)
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by kapitalx 16y ago
eventually someone picked up on customer service that didn't care and just verified it without asking any questions.. others though wouldn't do it.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
But not for wikileaks apparently. Though I see your general point as they probably aren't discriminating. Paypal seems to do many 'random account verifications' these days. They freeze the account until its verified.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Definitely. My account was recently frozen under a 'random check' to very my phone number. They didn't like the fact that I didn't have a land line phone number, cell phones are not accepted! It took 3 weeks to get it verified through their
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by kapitalx 16y ago
There is a limit of 250 tabs. I'm not sure if it's per day or not. That's equivalents to: 10 Vaccinations 25 Books 1.3 Person's clean water 2.5 Square feet of shelter 25 Trees planted
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Shattering A Bullet Proof Glass(alibasiri.com)
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Thanks for the show. Idea is good, I have 2 feedbacks 1. I agree with the sound quality comment. The echo made it annoying. 2. When I tune into an interview I want to mostly hear from the guest. I turned it off after I found that the interv
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Operation Payback cripples MasterCard site in revenge for WikiLeaks ban(guardian.co.uk)
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BaubleBar Raises $1.1 Million From Accel, Founder Collective, And Lerer Ventures(techcrunch.com)
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by kapitalx 16y ago
If you make the assumption that undecided people are undecided because they prefer more than one item, and hence assume that they will distribute into each mobile set at the same ratio of decided people, once they make up their mind, then w
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by kapitalx 16y ago
I heard a coverage of you on NPR this morning. Good stuff.
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Short, on-chip light pulses to boost data transfer speeds on computers(news.bioscholar.com)
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Zediva Streams Movies From Physical DVD Players, Argues It’s Legal(techcrunch.com)
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Looks neat. You might need a threshold in changes made. Seems like most websites have small irrelevant things that change on every visit. Like number of comments on techcrunch, or a timestamp in the code, resulting in a screenshot on every
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by kapitalx 16y ago
I would appreciate more information! Thanks.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
The students actually were asked to confess if they had seen the sample test before the example or not. They weren't confessing to actual cheating.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
This article is merely stating the problem and not suggesting any alternatives or solutions.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
For me it took 1.5 minutes to submit a comment. Lets see how long this one takes! :)
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by kapitalx 16y ago
This is definitely much more readable. My screen is 15" 19x12 resolution. So everything looks pretty small, but I could still read this, while the original one wasn't readable for me.
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Y Combinator Names First New Partners Since 2005: Paul Buchheit And Harj Taggar(techcrunch.com)
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Google instant search is now on the iphone(techcrunch.com)
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by kapitalx 16y ago
I found the Chilean minister of economy's talk quite interesting and smart, but I guess his audience was Stanford students and not the general public, so he could talk differently.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
When asked can Chile make a Silicon Valley by pouring money into it?, the Chilean minister of economy speaking at Stanford responded that unlike other countries (such as Russia, and now UK) Chile will try the following instead of pouring mo
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by kapitalx 16y ago
You'd probably raise more money if this specific item was an online auction.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
I just launched http://socialpicly.com 3 minutes ago. Add your support for tomorrows elections to your facebook profile picture.

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